3 days in Ibiza itineraryCala Comte, Cala d'Hort & Ibiza's Coves

A sun-soaked circuit of coves, crystal water and sea-view suppers

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Ibiza, Spain

Photo: Jaume Meneses (CC BY-SA 2.0)

Three days built entirely around the water: each morning drops you on a different stretch of Ibiza's coast for a long swim and a sunbed, afternoons drift to a quieter cove as the light turns gold, and evenings are spent with a plate of food facing the sea or the old town walls. Dalt Vila and the port make brief, unhurried appearances — context for the island, never competition for the beach.

  • weekend
  • food
  • outdoors
  • classic
Day 1Day 2Day 3

Day 1 in Ibiza

5 stops · 11:00 to 20:00 · about 25 km between stops, in a straight line

Highlights: Platja de Talamanca and Cala Llonga.

  1. 11:00about 60 min

    Arrive & Check In

    Land, collect your bags and settle into your accommodation. Give yourself time to shake off the journey before the island gets its claws in.

  2. 12:30about 120 minSight

    Platja de Talamanca

    A gentle, sheltered arc of sand just a short ride from town — the perfect place to take your first dip of the trip. The water is calm enough to float and stare at the sky, the beach long enough to find your own stretch of it. Rinse off the travel, feel the warmth of the Ibizan sun and remember why you came.

    Platja de Talamanca, Ibiza

    About 4.2 km to the next stop

  3. 14:30about 75 minLunch

    Lunch at Vanilla Beach

    With sand still between your toes, pull up a chair at Vanilla Beach for a relaxed beachside lunch. Fresh flavours, easy service, and a view that makes everything taste better.

    Vanilla Beach, Ibiza

    About 11 km to the next stop

  4. 16:30about 90 minSight

    Cala Llonga

    As the afternoon heat softens, head south-east to Cala Llonga — a horseshoe cove where pine-covered hills slide straight into clear water. Snorkel along the rocky edges or simply wade in and let the afternoon stretch out. It's quieter than the morning beach and all the better for it.

    Cala Llonga, Ibiza

    About 9.8 km to the next stop

  5. 20:00about 90 minDinner

    Sunset Dinner at Magnus Playa Bistro

    End the day at Magnus Playa Bistro, where the kitchen leans into the island's seafood and the terrace catches the last of the evening light. Order slowly, linger over every course — you've earned it.

Photos: Jaume Meneses (CC BY-SA 2.0) · www.vanilla-ibiza.com (© venue website)

Day 2 in Ibiza

6 stops · 09:30 to 22:30 · about 37 km between stops, in a straight line

Highlights: Cala Salada, A Stroll Around Dalt Vila and Cala d'Hort for Sunset.

  1. 09:30about 150 minSight

    Cala Salada

    Get here early and you'll understand why this is one of Ibiza's most loved coves. The water is a deep, transparent blue-green framed by ochre rock faces, and the sand is fine underfoot. Spend the morning swimming between the main cove and its tiny neighbour Cala Saladeta just around the headland — a short scramble rewards you with your own private patch of sea.

    Cala Salada, Ibiza

    About 16 km to the next stop

  2. 13:30about 75 minLunch

    Lunch at Ohana Ibiza

    A short drive from the cove, Ohana Ibiza serves up food that channels the island's easy, sun-kissed energy. Settle into the shade and refuel before the afternoon's adventures.

    Ohana Ibiza, Ibiza

    About 2.2 km to the next stop

  3. 15:30about 75 minSight

    A Stroll Around Dalt Vila

    Give the afternoon heat its due respect and spend an hour inside the cool, stone-paved lanes of Dalt Vila — Ibiza's walled old town. Climb to the ramparts for a panorama that takes in the harbour, the salt flats and the open sea. It's a 15-minute detour from the beach that puts the whole island into perspective.

    Dalt Vila, Ibiza

    About 18 km to the next stop

  4. 17:00about 90 minSight

    Cala d'Hort for Sunset

    Drive south-west to Cala d'Hort in time for the last two hours of daylight. The reward is one of the island's most dramatic views: the rock island of Es Vedrà rises straight out of the sea directly ahead of you, glowing amber as the sun drops behind it. Wade in, let the water come to shoulder height and watch the light do its work.

    Cala d’Hort, Ibiza
  5. 20:30about 90 minDinner

    Dinner at Coquus

    After that sunset, dinner at Coquus feels like a natural crescendo. The kitchen cooks with real care and the atmosphere is warm without being showy — a proper sit-down meal after a full day on the island.

  6. 22:30about 60 minDrinks

    Nightcap at JJ Bar Ibiza

    On Carrer de la Mare de Déu.

    JJ Bar Ibiza, Ibiza
Photos: Enrique Ayesta Perojo (CC BY-SA 4.0) · ohanaibizarestaurant.com (© venue website) · A.Savin (FAL) · athinaf (CC BY 2.0) · 1 more

www.jjbaribiza.com (© venue website)

Day 3 in Ibiza

5 stops · 09:30 to 20:30 · about 54 km between stops, in a straight line

Highlights: Cala Comte and Cala Bassa.

  1. 09:30about 180 minSight

    Cala Comte

    Save the best for last. Cala Comte is a cluster of small sandy bays facing a chain of rocky islets, and the water here — layered turquoise over white sand — is as good as the island gets. Arrive mid-morning, claim a spot, swim out to the islets if the sea is calm and let the morning dissolve entirely.

    Cala Comte, Ibiza

    About 18 km to the next stop

  2. 13:30about 90 minLunch

    Lunch at BEACHOUSE Ibiza

    BEACHOUSE sits practically on the sand — the kind of lunch spot where you eat with a sea breeze in your hair and damp swimwear still on. Laid-back, photogenic, and exactly the right move after a morning in the water.

    BEACHOUSE Ibiza, Ibiza

    About 17 km to the next stop

  3. 15:30about 120 minSight

    Cala Bassa

    A short hop up the coast from Cala Comte, Cala Bassa offers a wider stretch of sand backed by pine trees — ideal for an afternoon of drifting between the shade and the sea. The water stays shallow for a good distance, making it easy to simply walk out, turn around and look back at the island.

    Cala Bassa, Ibiza

    About 18 km to the next stop

  4. 19:00about 75 minDrinks

    Final Sunset at Rock Bar

    Rock Bar is perched on the rocks at the edge of the sea in Ses Salines — a legendary perch for watching the sun drop below the horizon on your last evening. Grab a drink, find a spot on the rocks and toast three days well spent on this island.

    About 250 m to the next stop

  5. 20:30about 90 minDinner

    Dinner at Cevitxef Ibiza

    On Plaça dels Desemparats.

    Cevitxef Ibiza, Ibiza

Photos: stavros1 (CC BY 3.0) · www.beachouseibiza.com (© venue website) · Eduardo Pitt from Madrid, Spain (CC BY-SA 2.0) · cevitxefibiza.com (© venue website)

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What can you see in Ibiza in 3 days?

Day 1: Platja de Talamanca and Cala Llonga. Day 2: Cala Salada, A Stroll Around Dalt Vila and Cala d'Hort for Sunset. Day 3: Cala Comte and Cala Bassa.

Where does this itinerary eat and drink in Ibiza?

It stops at Vanilla Beach, Magnus Playa Bistro, Ohana Ibiza, Coquus, JJ Bar Ibiza, BEACHOUSE Ibiza, Rock Bar and Cevitxef Ibiza. Each one is placed on the day and at the time it fits the route.

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Cala Comte, Cala d'Hort & Ibiza's Coves covers Ibiza in 3 days, with 16 planned stops. You can follow it exactly as published, or shorten and extend days after opening it in the SMOVECITY app.

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